It's really hard to just farm peacefully.

Chapter 166

When the city gate opened this time, Jiang Yan was already at the front of the line.

Because she was dressed rather ugly and looked very poor at first glance, the soldiers guarding the gate searched her hastily but found nothing, so they pushed her out of the city with force and even spat on the ground.

Jiang Yan was caught off guard and could hear the soldiers' sneering as he stumbled and fell to the ground.

Laugh, laugh, be careful not to get a stitch in the side! Jiang Yan slowly got up from the ground, brushed off the sand and dust on his palms and clothes, then limped out with his head lowered.

As she walked, her pace grew faster and faster, her strides becoming longer and longer, until from a distance it looked like she was running. Very good, she had left the city smoothly, without any obstacles.

Carrying this luck, Jiang Yan traveled all the way to Rongyang County without any obstacles.

It was getting dark, and after much hesitation, she looked for a guesthouse that looked reliable to stay in.

She wanted to have a good sleep to regain her energy, as Houdongshan Village in Rongcheng County would be just around the corner tomorrow.

Jiang Yan lay motionless in bed with her eyes closed, unable to fall asleep for a long time. Her mind was filled with joy, but also with a lot of anxiety and uneasiness.

If Grandma Sun Yun and the others had not returned by the time she returned, would Grandpa Jiang Wang and the others be very sad and extremely disappointed in her?

Jiang Yan couldn't help imagining what the people of Dongshan Village would say to her and what expressions they would show to her, and she tossed back and forth like a fish on an iron plate.

When she woke up the next day, her head felt dizzy and as if it was being pricked by needles from time to time.

"Are you... okay?" The innkeeper looked at the man in front of him with a pale face and darker dark circles under his eyes, and couldn't help but speak with concern.

If something happens in their guesthouse, how will they continue to run the business?

Jiang Yan forced a smile weakly: "It's okay, I just like my bed." Fortunately, there was no one else sleeping in the low-grade dormitory in the guesthouse except her yesterday, otherwise it would have been a sin to disturb others.

Days of fatigue and lack of sleep took their toll on her overnight. She was so weak that she felt short of breath after walking a few steps and had to stop to cough weakly a few times.

Jiang Yan began to regret why he didn't hold on for another day and wait until he reached Dongshan Village before relaxing. Now he was being retaliated against...

And this is just the beginning.

The news of the spread of the epidemic in Heding Prefecture finally reached the counties under its jurisdiction in the past few days.

Jiang Yan looked very sick and coughed from time to time. Someone noticed this and reported it to the authorities.

Soon, she was dragged by the yamen runners into a wooden shed outside the city.

Jiang Yan lay on the ground, looking at the broken thatched roof above, feeling the burning pain in his back, and finally couldn't help laughing at himself.

She suffered a lot and went hungry on this trip. She couldn't find the person she wanted to find, and now she has to put herself in an isolation room... She is really unlucky.

Jiang Yan raised her hand to confirm that the cloth on her face was still tightly covered, then continued to lie there. She would consider how to solve other problems after she recovered.

The originally spacious wooden shed has become crowded due to the county's attitude of rather arresting the wrong person than letting him go in recent days.

No matter whether it is a chronic illness or a common disease, once sent here, the patients are basically left to fend for themselves.

Apart from a small amount of water supplied daily to prevent everyone from resisting, soldiers were strictly guarding the wooden shed. People in the shed were not allowed to go out for fresh air, family members were not allowed to visit, and doctors were not sent to treat and prescribe medicine.

So when Jiang Yan lay motionless on the ground with a cloth covering her face, someone with a bored mind quickly approached and reached out to lift it up to see: "Is she dying?"